German WW1 Death Card
German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.
Killed in action 3rd October 1918 , a Cpl in 14th Infantry Regt and recipient of the Iron Cross. read more
25.00 AUD
German WW1 Death Card
German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.
Single page card to a Soldier killed in Northern France 1st November 1914. read more
25.00 AUD
German WW1 Death Card
German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.
A Private in 5th Machine Gun Company in a Landwehr Regiment. Killed 13th January 1918. read more
25.00 AUD
German WW1 Death Card
German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.
A Private from the 12th Company 2nd Reserve Infantry Regt. Killed in a mortar attack 6 Nov 1917. read more
German WW1 Death Card
German World War I death cards, known as Sterbebilder, were memorial cards typically created by a soldier's family and distributed at funerals. These cards served as an obituary, prayer card, and keepsake to honor the fallen soldier.
A Private in the 2nd Infantry Reserve Regiment. Killed 8th June 1915. read more
25.00 AUD
1930-42 22nd Bn Collar Badges
The South Gippsland Regt. Oxidized pair. One lug slightly bent over. read more
40.00 AUD










